0004563: Dwarves use soap from hospital for bathing

View Issue Details [ Jump to Notes ]

[ Issue History ] [ Print ]

Project

Category

View Status

Date Submitted

Last Update

0004563

Dwarf Fortress

Dwarf Mode -- Jobs, Cleaning

public

2011-04-23 03:52

2012-02-22 08:27

Reporter

Kumquat

Assigned To

Priority

normal

Severity

minor

Reproducibility

have not tried

Status

new

Resolution

open

Platform

windows

OS Version

XP64

Product Version

0.31.24

Target Version

Fixed in Version

Summary

0004563: Dwarves use soap from hospital for bathing

Description

This report is a result of deduction, not direct observation.

A while ago as I built cabinets in the hospital I observed that there was about 600 units of soap there. Now as I started another batch of soap making and checked the stores I noticed that there were only two bars of soap in the whole fort and hospital stores were down to 138.

I haven't used soap for construction or trading.

There has been fighting and wounded but definitely not so much that it would have used up 400 units of soap, assuming one cleaning of patient uses one unit.

The only logical conclusion is that dirty dwarfs have pilfered hospital stocks for their personal use.

Steps To Reproduce

1. Have hospital and soap stocked in.
2. Have bloody mess. A goblin death tower works quite well. Animals walking in the rain spread mess around quite effectively.
3. Have a water source: a well or a designated zone.
4. Watch dwarfs enjoy their soapy baths at the well.
5. Wonder where all the soap vanished from hospital.

Additional Information

I'm pretty sure that the whole point of having stuff stocked in hospital is to reserve it for hospital use. Hospital stockpiling rather broken in general, though, so there are several related bugs.

Issue History
Date Modified	Username	Field	Change
2011-04-23 03:52	Kumquat	New Issue
2011-04-23 03:56	Kogut	Note Added: 0017479
2012-02-22 08:27	etherflan	Tag Attached: 0.34.02

Notes
(0017479) Kogut (reporter) 2011-04-23 03:56	"assuming one cleaning of patient uses one unit." - is it true?

Relationships